Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| ambler | one who ambles. |
| bummel | (Ger.) a stroll; a leisurely journey. |
| dacker | (Scots) to lounge, saunter. |
| daiker | (Scots) to lounge, saunter. |
| daker | (Scots) to lounge, saunter. |
| dallier | one who dallies. |
| dally | to waste time. |
| dander | (Dial.) to stroll, saunter. |
| daunder | (Dial.) to stroll, saunter. |
| dauner | (Dial.) to stroll, saunter. |
| dawdle | to waste time. |
| dawdlingly | (Adv.) DAWDLING. |
| dawner | (Dial.) to stroll, saunter. |
| dillydally | to loiter or trifle. |
| drumble | (Dial.) to dawdle, move sluggishly. |
| faddle | to trifle; to toy. |
| farnarkel | (Aust. sl.) to waste time, mess about. |
| flane | to walk idly, saunter. |
| flanerie | (Fr.) aimless idling, dawdling. |
| fribble | (Obs.) to trifle. |
| fribbler | (Obs.) a trifler. |
| frivol | to act frivolously, to trifle. |
| futz | (Yiddish) to spend time aimlessly. |
| gad | to wander about idly. |
| galavant | to roam about for pleasure without any definite plan. |
| galivant | to roam about for pleasure without any definite plan. |
| gallivant | to roam about for pleasure without any definite plan. |
| hawm | (Dial.) to lounge about. |
| jauk | to dawdle. |
| lagger | a person who lags behind. |
| laggingly | (Adv.) LAGGING. |
| lallygag | to spend time idly, aimlessly, or foolishly; to dawdle. |
| lig | to lie. |
| linger | to delay leaving. |
| loaf | a shaped mass of bread (verb) to pass time idly |
| loiter | to stand idly about. |
| loiterer | one that loiters. |
| loiteringly | (Adv.) LOITERING. |
| lollygag | to spend time idly, aimlessly, or foolishly; to dawdle. |
| mosey | to saunter. |
| otiose | futile, idle. |
| otiosely | (Adv.) OTIOSE, futile, idle. |
| otioseness | the state of being otiose. |
| otiosity | leisure; indolence. |
| overidle | too idle. |
| poddle | (Dial.) to amble. |
| pootle | to proceed in a relaxed manner. |
| potterer | one who potters. |
| putter | to potter. |
| putterer | one who putters. |
| quiddle | (Dial.) to trifle. |
| saunter | to walk in a leisurely manner. |
| saunterer | one who saunters. |
| saunteringly | (Adv.) SAUNTERING. |
| shamble | an awkward walk (verb) to walk awkwardly |
| shambly | shambling. |
| shool | (Dial.) to saunter, skulk. |
| shoole | (Dial.) to saunter, skulk. |
| shule | (Dial.) to saunter, skulk. |
| slouch | a loose, ungainly stooping gait (verb) to sit, stand, or move with a drooping posture |
| sloucher | one who slouches. |
| slouchily | (Adv.) SLOUCHY, slouching. |
| slouchiness | the state of being slouchy. |
| slouching | loose, ungainly. |
| slouchingly | (Adv.) SLOUCHING. |
| slouchy | slouching. |
| slummock | to move slowly and awkwardly. |
| snail | any terrestrial or air-breathing gastropod mollusc with a well-developed coiled shell (verb) to move very slowly |
| stravage | to wander about idly. |
| stravaig | (Scots) to wander aimlessly. |
| stravaiger | (Scots) a wanderer, idler. |
| strayve | (Dial.) to wander aimlessly. |
| stroam | to wander about idly and vacantly. |
| stroll | a leisurely walk; (verb) to walk in a leisurely manner. |
| stroller | one who strolls. |
| sweer | (Scots) slothful; grievous, heavy; (verb) to swear. |
| sweered | (Scots) slothful; grievous, heavy. |
| sweert | (Scots) slothful; grievous, heavy. |
| sweir | (Scots) slothful; grievous, heavy (verb) to swear |
| sweirness | (Scots) sloth. |
| sweirt | (Scots) slothful; grievous, heavy. |
| tardily | (Adv.) TARDY, late. |
| tardiness | the state of being tardy. |
| tardy | late (verb, Shakesp.) to retard |
| tarriance | (Arch.) delay, dallying. |
| tarrier | one who tarries. |
| tarry | like tar (verb) to linger |
| toit | to saunter. |
| toyer | one who toys, a trifler. |
| waddler | one who waddles. |